Sentence examples for contradicted any from inspiring English sources

In any case, the 2008 election contradicted any and all claims that Americans were alienated from politics.

"He'll say anything to anyone to get elected," said Mr. Lhota's spokeswoman, Jessica Proud, who added that Mr. de Blasio's commitment to raise taxes on the wealthy, and his record as a liberal councilman, contradicted any claims to conservatism.

From Quebec an English-language radio station aired this satire that contradicted any notion of unity there: "I believe in language police, not equal rights," the announcer says in a heavy French accent.

As Justice Kennedy pointed out, DOMA didn't just guard against "judicially active" states; it contradicted any democratic choice in favor of same-sex, too.

"That certainly contradicts any notion that he jumped before he was pushed".

Yet she also has talents that would contradict any reading of Asperger's.

Many exceptions, in such a mass of writings, can always be brought up to contradict any rule or generalization.

One judge bluntly called the acquittal of the Croatian generals "grotesque," saying that the findings of the majority "contradict any sense of justice".

But the reality of life for asylum-seekers who do make it past Dover increasingly contradicts any idea that a life of plenty greets the exhausted traveller.

There is nothing in the substance of the building which contradicts any of the pledges made by Israel to the US.

Best of all, she could never contradict any rumor the living girls distributed about her. "She was too beautiful to live!" Priscilla gasped.